The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-08-13

The DELAY in the arrival of
"Wednesday mornings passenger,
was caused by an accident to the
locomotive near Pocatello. The
smoke stack choaked up and the
escaping steam blew out through
the fire box, badly burning the en-
gine. The fireman escaped injury
by jumping.
F r Coffin & Bro. are having
the fronts of their store and ware
houses gorgeously decorated with
signs, the first glance at which
suggests circus. BY the way,
the immense ware houses that
Coffin is building will cover more
ground than any circus occupies,
and it will be better than circus
to look through them when COM
plcted Such improvements as
those can only be accounted for in
one way-an immense business.
Mr.. Z, w Barns, of Boise
has made arrangements to address
the citizens of Caldwell and vicin-
ity on the labor question, at the
school house tonight Mr. Barns
has quite reputation as talker,
and the subject of his remarks is
by far the most important of any
before the American people. Come
out and hear the labor question
discussed by labor sympathizer
who has given the subject thought
and study. At the school house
tonight at -o'clnck..----------------.---.
Judge Beatty has a grievance
He says THE TRIBUNE has not
treated him right, and he threatens
to pay up his subscription unless
we set him right before the confd-
ing public. Under the circum-
stances we hasten to do so. The
whole trouble arises from that new
boy of his The Judge says that
he is not one of the kind to hide
his light under bushel, and when
lie has a 12A pound son at his
house-the largest on record in the
territory--he wants the world to
know about it and herald his
praises The Judge is right. No
false modesty should stand in the
way of boy like that. He's some
thing to be proud Of
a bout n month ago a party con-
xisttng Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.. Stra-
f6sn, sP. a. Devers, H. w. Dorpan,,
! Ben. Keehrs and We local, Of Cald-
well, and Mr.. and Mrs, j. /.
lCsmens. of'Ontario, started for a
Esf~l. gacaFsln in the mountains
I easure and hunting trip
A. =. s9,ion of Salmon Meadows
D.. Valisy Such excursions
eins Terry cenmen u, the sumner
Hoqths, they do not usually excite
Nny continent, but the apt<it Of this
VIC, was So different from the usual
E3gime, that : its movements were
Mntinually watched, and it's for
% purpose. Of correcting some of
e slanderous stories that are be-
H circulated, that THIS sketch, is
itten. Heretofore it has been
Ninst all rules of mountain -edi..
\to take anything more than a
a piece d~kacon- and a
., Al'sss s4sasase on i trip. of
Z. ehrac+er. but this party wafv.
Mall rules .and customs, and with
~ enterprise which is so char
M rfie Of eiadwell;S. proceeded to
ftheir wagons with the luxurles
oMkvilization, such ds- Chairs, ia
IL, sroquet, .otc., and whole cub
Iy department presided over BY
}gwly educated 'MongOliau, who
Pat BY the highly euphonlous but
wlnewhat suggestive name Of Gin.
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.O~tA evening of July 10th, the.
aravah slowly and majesticslly
pulled out Of Caldwell, the buggies
going first and the wagon bringing
lnp the rear, with q demijohn OF
ksnake-bite cure" in the back end,
|EAicb loomed'rp like a snl0ke.stack
lNptking worth mentioning happen
led to mar the happiness OF the
Il crowd on the wav To Emmett. save